mr. clark has the floor. >> my cousin and i import good english tea in a legal manner, unlike the smuggler of beacon hill, who brings his dutch tea under the cover of darkness like a thief in the night! >> order! order! gentlemen, please, let us maintain civility. the chair recognizes mr. john copley. >> i am an artist, not a politician, but like so many others in this town, i have been pulled into this matter. just a month ago, my father in law and others were wanting to see peace in boston. it was out of their power to send the tea back to england, but they offered to have it stored while they awaited further orders, and they would allow the tea to be inspected to ensure said committees that no tea would be sneaked off and be sold. but this body refused those concessions. and so with the consensus of the consignees, as they were not involved in introducing the tea to the town, they would not at all interfere with the people. >> the consignee! >> mr. may, you're out of order. >> the consignee

mrs. clark, the center's director, believes seniors should be kept busy. if you're not, she'll lecture you until you chase her with a shuffleboard stick. then she's happy. well, it seems like you lead a full life at the center. well, you knowhow it is. nothing is perfect. eva is perfect. excuse me, but we've done nothing but talk about ourselves since we came in. don't apologize.it's been interesting. you may havesolved my problem. how about a documentary about first-gradersvisiting retirementcenters? that's a good idea. it feels very good, especially since americanslive so much longer now. i could personalize it by focusingon your lives. see? stick with me, kid, hi, joseph. hi, eva. hi, sam. hello, andy. hello, steven. sam, this is steven keaton. he's making a documentary about andy and all of us at the center. this is jack mcdowell, my cameraman. jack will take background footage today. keaton...keaton...i know your work. you didthe documentarywith the hats. they show that every year. that's one of my favorites. thank you. i'm no film critic, but in a ha

mr. clark returns to court on the 21st of april. but coming up at 5:30, we're going to take a look at the to get services he desperately needs. >> joe, thank you. >>> we're going to turn to the controversial planned budget cuts that some say will leave new york city vulnerable to terrorists. washington's new plan would reduce anti-terror funding from $180 million to $90 million. >> that drastic reduction that lawmakers in our area raising the alarm land questioning the president's decision. tim fleischer in lower manhattan with more. >> reporter: david, these proposed budget cuts could cut very deeply, according to city new york city. much of it could impact anti-terrorism efforts that we see out here on the streets. fighting terrorism is above all a national responsibility and much of the money to fund that has come from the federal government. putting into place state-of-the-art technology to track terrorism to expanding patrols city streets but the funding cut would reduce it from $600 million to $360 million nationwide. >> not c

if project before you and appreciate his time and effort spend a little bit time adding meat on mr. clarkresentation and about the way we will operate the hotel and how we will hire the employees for the most part my a complies are small hotel operators own 10 hoeltsdz in nell most of them from 25 to 75 rooms of small to medium sized hotel this is within their office space they were told there was basically an office and professional used kind of building and wrote a letter of determinations and findings the zoning administrator opine that all the uses were professional bike sharing were unlawful and low and behold the last legal use was a tourist hotel that is lapd had to seek another cu we filed under the processing program and at the time my clients took ownership of the building of the spaces were fully occupied by a preoperative meeting in july of 2015 tenants said that the property management most vacated by attrition we filed the papers 9 tenant left in the building prufrt to vacate the building within thirty disof this project approval we so you get the notice of determination and

if project before you and appreciate his time and effort spend a little bit time adding meat on mr. clarkresentation and about the way we will operate the hotel and how we will hire the employees for the most part my a complies are small hotel operators own 10 hoeltsdz in nell most of them from 25 to 75 rooms of small to medium sized hotel this is within their office space they were told there was basically an office and professional used kind of building and wrote a letter of determinations and findings the zoning administrator opine that all the uses were professional bike sharing were unlawful and low and behold the last legal use was a tourist hotel that is lapd had to seek another cu we filed under the processing program and at the time my clients took ownership of the building of the spaces were fully occupied by a preoperative meeting in july of 2015 tenants said that the property management most vacated by attrition we filed the papers 9 tenant left in the building prufrt to vacate the building within thirty disof this project approval we so you get the notice of determination and

. >>> battling underage drinking one server at a time still today focused on and why i can be mr. clark taking matters into his own hands and florida. this is video from brevard county store. the suspect walked in and goes to the counter shows a gun and demands money. the clerk a military veteran walked to the register, opens it up and jumps into action whistling the weapon away. the suspect ran from the store. no one was hurt except for the guy who got punched. >>> bill cosby today his lawyer hoping to get a felony cases miss. opted not to charge it cosby back in 2004 took the stand. he says he did not have enough evidence to convict him. >> at the time i remember thinking he probably did do something inappropriate. but thinking that and being able to prove it are two different things. >>> cosby was rearrested in december for the same case in his lawyers wanted charges dismissed. the hearing continues tomorrow. >>> the state abc commission met with employees in chapel hill to offer training on id check. chapel hill has been the spotlight after the state fined and suspended alcohol lice

it was mrs. clark on the bus with her son who helped stopped the attack. >> you're talking about a system that's set up that's not meeting the needs of the people so hopefully we can make that happen particularly after this incident. >> we have another bus driver attack to tell you about tonight. this one happened in the bronx right around this time roughly around 6:00. newscopter7 over the scene where it took place. police tell us a 69-year-old bus driver suffered a swollen right cheek and blurry red eye after a teenage suspect got on the bus, punched the driver, and fled. back here in brooklyn, as for 18-year-old clark, he returns to court april 21st. joe torres, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> police in new jersey arrest a man in connection with a hit-and-run back in november that's now turned deadly. stanley miss was struck while walking on a bridge in jersey city. this happened on november 1st. this morning he died from his injuries. police arrested 19-year-old wally at his home. police say he took

mr. wayne. clark kent. "daily planet." what's your position on the bat vigilante in gotham? this batman thinks he's above the law. >> the new guy in town, is that right? >> you could say that. >> we do things a little differently in gotham. >> do you? >> i know you. >> i don't think so. >> excuse us. >> people ever tell you you look like superman? i've never heard that before. >> huh. >> like i said, mr. wayne. people in gotham need to learn -- >> you're superman! >> hey, will you -- >> take a picture with us. i've got to get this on the gram. thanks. my wife's a big fan. what do they call it when, you know, there's a celebrity that your wife would have sex with? you're that guy. >> okay. >> say cheese. >> put the phone back up for a second. you're batman! i got batman and superman over here! >> look, i think you have me confused with somebody else -- >> no, look at that! >> hey, [ bleep ] off. >> whoa! >> this is awesome. >> this is a private conversation. >> oh, i didn't realize you were having a conversation. hey, everybody, they're having a conversation, they don't want

mr. kenneth clarke. >> are you persuaded, kent? >> mr. speaker, the prime minister has achieved more on the big issues in this negotiation than i ever expected. and i suspect more than hardline euro skeptics ever expected, which is why they're denouncing it so fiercely. but as he says, he still have to deliver it. does he accept that he's going to have great difficulty persuading governments in central and eastern europe in particular, to accept that their citizens, lawfully working here, alongside english people in key sectors like the health service, and the construction industry, should have lower take-home pay in the first few years than their english work mates? and so if he has to offer something in exchange for that, could he perhaps consider underlining our nato commitment to those countries, as their biggest concern is future military adventures by putin russia? and to underline our role if not the leading military contributor through nato to the european alliance, will be a very good offer to make by deploying more troops, perha

. >> i'm mr. clarknder city of and russian hill the local plan is ill conceived speaking that more are rewards for profit developers particularly the low dense rh3 and rh1s basically given the fact only having to build two affordable units not determined in size to get a 6 story building which is given that the cost of construction is basically the same for a very desirable residential neighborhood as it is for say mixed or are commercial or other use this is a fantastic give away to developers with the smaller units it is reels profits them gridlock and results in two unions with tremendous neighborhood impact amongst the other units and we video no idea how many actual rh3 unions are eligible give the fact they've taken rent control which means older units off the table this needs to be reworked particularly for low developed neighborhoods thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you commissioners i'm adele a thirty year renters in district 5 we all love san francisco and calvin welch s

mr. wayne. clark kent. "daily planet." what's your position on the bat vigilante in gotham? this batmanhinks he's above the law. >> theew guy in town, is that right? >> you could say that. >> we do things a little differently in gotham. >> do you? >> excuse us. >> people ever tell you you look like superman? >> no. i've never heard that before. >> huh. >> like i said, mr. wayne. people in gotham need to learn -- >> you're superman! >> hey, will you -- >> take a picture with us. i've got to get this on the gram. thanks. my wife's a big fan. what do they call itit when, you know, there's aelebrity that your wife would have sex with? you're that guy. >> okay. >> say cheese. >> put the phone back up for a second. u're batman! i got batman and superman over here! >> look, i think you have me confused with somebody else- >> no, look at that! >> hey, [ bleep ] off. >> whoa! >> ts is awesome. >> this is a private conversation. >> oh, i didn't realize you were hey, everody, they're having a a conversation, they don't want any regular people to bother them. i'll just leave you guys al

seeing none, public comment is closed >>[gavel] >> mr. clarkm. >> item 6, introduction of new items. this is an information item >> colleagues, and a new items to introduce? public comment on new items? seeing none, public comment is closed >>[gavel] next item >> item 7 of the common >> general public comments. >>[inaudible]. >> thank you. i like sisterhood as well as page resume and brother. since there are no other members of the public commenting will close public almonds. >>[gavel] . next item, please speak up and make adjournment >> colleagues, we are adjourned. the tangle. >>[gavel] - >> all right. so first of all, i want to welcome everybody who is here the press, all our communities partners are here come on matt we have matt right there are for the school district thank you for making it this press conference happen that is probable one of the month crucial and important issues and topics that is going on about gun violence you know taking into consideration what is happening all around the world and country and city we're here as a co

mrs. goldstein... goldenstein; "this is going to be a memory that i'll keep with me forever." keep up the great work... and for all she does helping kids in clark county... mrs. isabel goldstein is our teacher of the game. ((sharie johnson)) ms. to spend in her classroom... and a super stay-cation package from m-g-m resorts. /// ((sharie johnson)) > looking back on nevada's past. we take a look at how local african americans helped pave the way for others to succeed in las vegas./// now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv. we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you? feel like a hollywood insider with prism tv from centurylink. they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities r their part in the crisis that put seven mil

mr. wayne. clark kent, "daily planet." what's your position on the bat vigilante in gotham? this batman thinks he's above the law. [ laughter ] >> you're the new guy in town. is that right? >> you could say that. [ laughter ] >> we do things a little differently in gotham. >> do you? >> i know you. >> i don't think so. excuse us. >> people ever tell you you look like superman? [ laughter ] >> no. i've never heard that before. >> huh. >> like i said, mr. wayne, people in gotham need to learn -- >> you're superman. [ laughter ] >> will you excuse us? i've got to get this on the ground. thanks. my wife's a big fan. what do they call it when you know, there's a celebrity that your wife would have sex with? you're that guy. >> okay. >> say cheese. >> put the phone back up for a second. you're batman. [ laughter ] i've got batman and superman over here. >> look, i think you have me confused with somebody else. >> yeah. look at that. >> hey, [ bleep ] off. >> awesome. >> we're just having a conversation. >> i didn't realize you were having a conversation. hey, everybody. they're ha

. >> reporter: the tears flowed instantly between heather clark and mr. gonzales. through their two children the mothers know too well the tragedy of loss and the beauty of the second chance. >> thank you. >> their stories started in 2013 when heather's seven-month- old susan -- son lucas died suddenly. >> so outgoing. >> reporter: in her moment of grief heather made the brave decision to donate his organs. she remembers what she thought. >> there's another family out there somewhere who is feeling something like what i am feeling. and i have the chance to make them not go through what i am about to go through. >> reporter: in arizona it's exactly what esther gonzales was going through at the time. her 18-month-old -- 18-month- old daughter jordan fighting for her life because of a congenital heart defect after countless surgeries and seizures, she needed a new heart to survive and that's lucas's heart was a match but because the donation was made anonymously the families had not met until this past friday. they found each other online, their bond was instant. then

[shouting] >> kenneth clark. >> mr. speaker, the prime minister is that you do more on the big issues of this negotiation than i ever expected. i suspect more than hardlined eurosceptics ever expected which is why you are denouncing is officially. as he says he still loves to deliver. does except he would have great difficulty persuading governments in central and eastern europe in particular to accept that their citizens lawfully working here alongside english people in key sectors like the health service and the construction industry should have lower take-home pay in the first few years than their english workmates? answer is yes to offer something in exchange for that, could he perhaps consider underlying our nato commitment to this countries, its future military adventures by -- [inaudible] to underline our role, leading military contributions through nato to the european allies would be a very good offer to make by deploying more troops perhaps in order to get what is a difficult, difficult setting for our partner

mr. kenneth clarke. >> are you persuaded, kent? >> mr. speaker, the prime minister has achieved more on the big issues in this negotiation than i ever expected. and i suspect more than hardline euro skeptics ever expected, which is why they're denouncing it so fiercely. but as he says, he still has to deliver it. does he accept that he's going to have great difficulty persuading governments in central and eastern europe in particular, to accept that their citizens lawfully working here, alongside english people in key sectors like the health service, and the construction industry, should have lower take-home pay in the first few years than their english work mates? and so if he has to offer something in exchange for that, could he perhaps consider underlining our nato commitment to those countries, as their biggest concern is future military adventures by putin's russia? and to underline our role as one, if not the leading military contributor through nato to the european alliance, will be a very good offer to make by deploying more troop

applause "on behalf of the clark county fire dept and mr. schorr we want to present you with a medal it says hero" today during lunch... gabriel was recognized for jumping into action. "how do you feel? awesome." "actually when at first the school called i thought oh my goodness what has he done. and then when they told me i was completely blown out of the water that he went above and beyond for a friend." gabriel's mom was just as surprised as anyone. gabriel likes the internet like so and i'm sure that youtube had a lot to do with teaching him the hemlich." i feel like i always just saw from tv." whatever way he with him... and it ended up saving his friends life. i realized he saved me i thanked him a bunch. thank you a lot for saving my life both gabriel and kyle also got a and... his mom says this is a great gift for gabriel because his shar the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons...

mrs. dave clark. >> don't tell anybody i did that.o of us. >> that also is very successful. they are funny. they make you laugh because you see something in yourself. >> right. i was so embarrassed. >> great. >>> coming up on "the 9" the doritos dog commercial, we are going to talk with the inning man who made that commercial. he won that contest. made a million bucks. >> that's great. >> thank you, pam. >>> time is 8:40. well, we switch because there was some tense moments in london. a bus exploded on a bridge. up next you will see it and the big concerns about what turned out to be part of a upcoming movie. >>> we are talking about the mayor about not only the super bowl and the latest on apple's plan to build a new campus. >>> and we do have a lot of slow traffic this morning. we have had a couple of incidents that have made traffic slow on the east shore. i will give you a drive time for this commute coming up. >>> spring-like weather will continue as we get back to work on this monday. the current conditions and how long this tre

mr. chairman, councilman clark, and members of the distinguished subcommittee. thank you for the invitation to address you today. i'm honored to discuss a critically important topic, how our manufacturing is revolutionizing the delivery of health care. 1983 -- >> mr. oranger, is the gllt on green light on? >> it is. >> maybe pull it a little closer. even though this is the premier technology committee in the united states congress we have pretty low tech equipment. please continue. >> how's this? okay. in 1983, my company's founder chuck hall invented 3d printing. he was applying a process called sterile lith grief to replicate an i-cup designed and drawn on a computer. his patent was granted in 1986 and business took off from there. more than 30 years later the industry is in full throttle. for its own part 3d systems is the world leader in addiivetive manufacturing and the only major u.s.-based printing company. from the outset we've catalyzed continuous health care. the future is now. in the early 1990s we revolutionized manufacturing of hearing aids, rapidly

twhen waldrop returned to it...clark says detectives arrested him after a brief foot chase"a gun was recovered out of the car that matched the caliber of bullet that mrs. khan was shot with"clark said other suspects who were with waldrop when he being questioneda&but he feels the community and kahn's family can breathe a sigh of relief with waldrop's arrest "it's the first step in helping the healinga&when there someone is out there that you can still be scared of..well he's in jail now and it can give them a sense of peace"waldrop is facing charges of murder, and grand larceny here in pickens he also faces weapons charges in pickens and greenville county and is being held with no bond in liberty adrian acosta fcnt 3 police in brevard are looking for a missing 24-year-old man. man.authorities say matthew jenkins was last seen a week ago... on february 16th - police believe he may be suffering from cognitive impairment because of some medical issues.jenkins is known to frequently visit asheville and knoxville tennessee.if you see him - contact brevard police. 3 a spartanburg man is behind bars - accused of leading police on a chase in a stolen s-u-v! s

mr. chairman, congressman clarke and members of the subcommittee thank you for the invitation to address you. i'm honored to address a critical topic coming of factoring is revolutionizing the delivery of healthcare. in 1983 -- mr. orringer come is the light on on your microphone? >> it is. >> maybe pull it a little closer. i would stress even though this is the premier technology committee in the united states congress, we have pretty low technical equipment. please continue. >> how is this? okay. in 1983 that company founder and into the 3d printing. supply in the process to replicate the cup designed to digitally draw on the computer the patent was granted in 1986 and the business took off from there. more than 30 years later the industry is in full throttle for its own system and method of manufacturing and the only major us-based company. from the outset i guess i would amend the comments and say the future is now. in the early 19 '90s we rather revolutionized the fix to an individual's ear with unparalleled precision helping to build wireless devices with comfortable materials and t

mrs. khan was shot with"clark said other suspects who were with waldrop when he was arrested are being now being questioneda&but he feels the community and kahn's family can breathe a sigh of relief with waldrop's arrest. "it's the first step in helping the healinga&when there someone is out there that you can still be scared of..well he's in jail now and peace" 3 waldrop is facing charges of murder, and grand larceny here in pickens he also faces weapons charges in pickens and greenville countycoming up later in the newscast we'll tell you how the sheriff says track waldrop down so quickly. live in liberty adrian acosta the four o'clock news. 3 covering our counties at four-- -- 3 a spartanburg man is behind bars this afternoon--accused of leading police on a chase in a stolen s-u-v! s-u-v!reports state officers spotted the carjacked s-u-v on vernon street and tried to pull it over...but the driver kept going.officers eventually cornered the s-u-v at the hidden park apartment complex...where deandre hughes was arrested.hughes is facing a number of charges--including armed robbery and poss

applause "on behalf of the clark county fire dept and mr. schorr we want to present you with a medal it says hero" wednesday during lunch... gabriel was recognized for jumping into action. "how do you feel? awesome." "actually when at first the school called i thought oh my goodness what has he done. and then when they told me i was completely blown out of the water that he went above and beyond for a friend." gabriel's mom was just as surprised as anyone. gabriel likes the internet like so many of his friends and i'm sure that youtube had a lot to do with teaching him the hemlich." i feel like i always really knew it or i just saw from tv." whatever way he learned... it stuck friends life. i realized he saved me i thanked him a bunch. thank you a lot for saving my life christine maddela, fox5 local las vegas>> gabriel and kyle also got special v-i-p passes to the shark reef aquarium at mandalay bay. gabriel's mom says great white sharks are his favorite animal. this is live tv... sometimes we screw up... we say things wrong... like the time

mr. president. >> glad you're here. >> he should be watching. >> i'm pam cook. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. steve paulson is mr. sunshine today. >> well, partly. >> partly? >> some sun and a lot of clouds. >> did you get any tweets from the president about the weather? >> i'm sure they're coming in. >>> we have a dry pattern. we have a teeny bit of rain earlier this month. yes, we did. people forget. we have short term weather memories. and we had one high at the oakland airport which tied at 68. and it's been dry, dry, dry, and will probably be dry through the 17th. usually a strong ridge of high pressure, the first system doesn't do much. we have some rain in the picture up to northern california. 40s and 50s on the temps. even down to the monterey peninsula there are high clouds. partly sunny, and partly cloudy, mild to warm. and cooler on the afternoon highs. again, 60s to 70s

for all she does for the kids in clark county... we honor mrs. alice bellini as our teacher of the game. toss to weather < tedd florendo another warm day in the 70's and coming very close to record highs this afternoon. winds remained light however, but expected to pick up again late weekend. dry too as we don't anticipate any rain for a while and changes next week. ............................... .. afternoon temps in the 70's 60's for kyle canyon. many neighborhoods over to the east will be warmer due to the lower elevation levels. which also includes henderson. ............................... ...... regional temp salso in the 70's at this hour with colder temps in the central great basin. warmer for laughlin and death valley with 70's this afternoon also for beatty late day. ............................... ......... valentines forecast looks warmer with highs in the mid 70's under mostly sunny and pleasant conditions. we could see the winds pick up a little for that day so could be breezy at times as well.. ............................... ....

anyway this talk about really need a helping hand by janet yet ready to go for a ride with mr teacher of the era's clark making his mark with service and smile the morning he starts every day with safety for the key to a great day the love for his job the job and a drive to help others reach theirs clark watching the roads like the right thing the main news that of a job as a proud member of the dots a tea set was mitchell's the disabled vehicle in a mason in case you know those crews who come to the rescue when you're in trouble on the interstate mechanical issue he got to go out the good men to me today he would say that somebody will pay thirty eight hours every day back in a row and the jobs that we argued with the gas and then we did not meet our changes in happen when they come to the rescue of the happy motorists people and those of the fun times on the job the big decisions because last week when a snowstorm hit. they were pushed to the limits of what time it was smashed in and he responded to the scene adjusted the fatality is the sixty four started to freeze the casing will not behave like tha

applause "on behalf of the clark county fire dept and mr. schorr we want to present you with a medal it says hero" today during lunch... gabriel was recognized for jumping into action. "how do you feel? awesome." "actually when at first the school called i thought oh my goodness what has he done. and then when they told me i was completely blown out of the water that he went above and beyond for a friend." gabriel's mom was just as surprised as anyone. gabriel likes the internet like so many of his friends and i'm sure that youtube had a lot to do with teaching him the hemlich." i feel like i always really knew it or i just saw from tv." whatever way he learned... it stuck with him... and it ended up saving his friends life. i realized he saved me i thanked him a bunch. thank you a lot for saving my life both gabriel and kyle also got a special v-i-p pass to shark reef. and... his mom says for gabriel because his favorite animal is a great white shark. firefighters could be seen hanging 500 feet in the air..... las vegas fire and rescue... w

[shouting] >> kenneth clark. >> mr. speaker, the prime minister is that you do more on the big issues of this negotiation than i ever expected. i suspect more than hardlined eurosceptics ever expected which is why you are denouncing is officially. as he says he still loves to deliver. does except he would have great difficulty persuading governments in central and eastern europe in particular to accept that their citizens lawfully working here alongside english people in key sectors like the health service and the construction industry should have lower take-home pay in the first few years than their english workmates? answer is yes to offer something in exchange for that, could he perhaps consider underlying our nato commitment to this countries, its future military adventures by -- [inaudible] to underline our role, leading military contributions through nato to the european allies would be a very good offer to make by deploying more troops perhaps in order to get what is a difficult, difficult setting for our partner

mr. branch wants to see you in his office. jack, this is general clark ronson. jack mccoy. pleasure. i'm the d.o.d.'spoint man on this abu zayeed situation. defense thinks boatman's story's credible, jack. our eyes and ears in iraq have confirmed most of his allegations. can i ask about the specifics? well, we've corroborated a firefight at one of zayeed's reputed safe houses in ramadi. witnesses then saw drg personnel leaving town with a prisoner. and the israelis? we've got a bigger problem than the israelis. we have three marines in the sunni triangle who haven't returned from a work detail. that indicates zayeed's group has them. we need boatman's full cooperation to help us find zayeed. who presumably has no idea where these three marines are. or any reason to tell us if he did. well, that's what interrogations are f. which means you need to make a deal with boatman. today. not all of this is under my control. (ronson) well, do what you have to do. there are american lives at stake. we need this guy to spill his guts. you dismiss the indictment, my client cooperates with the pen

all for the children's future. (( )) another selfless and hard working clark county school teacher and for all she does... mrs. holloway is our teacher of the game. ((denise valdez)) mrs. holloway receives -- 500 dollars to spend in her classroom and a super stay- cation package from m-g-m resorts. /// ((paul joncich)) > it's a great time to go on vacation. ((denise valdez)) just how much airfare is dropping... and what's behind the change in price. ((paul joncich)) > the national transportation safety board is reviewing the damage caused to a cruise ship that sailed right into the path of a storm this weekend... sending passengers on a nightmare at sea. the 200- thousand ton liner set sail for the bahamas last weekend but got caught in a major winter storm in the atlantic. the vessel was battered by 30- foot waves and hurricane force winds. officials say they're reviewing the company's storm- avoidance policies to ensure an incident like this never happens again: (( bill baumgartner//r oyal caribbean cruises - it should never happen. we've got to do better. we can't ask guests coming for a dream vacation to

clark county. most of the people probably know mr. wirth as well. thank you, jeremy. >>> also today slightly warmer but windy this afternoon increase know especially across the eastern plains where a red flag warning once again is posted. danielle grant is in the weather center. once the heat rolls out the weather rolls in. >> we have a couple more days to kind of see our temperatures warm up, but it has been a pretty nice one out there today. you can see a little bit of a cold front diving through the area. that's what helped kick up the eastern plains, a weak little system, dry one not bringing us any moisture, but look at our storm system from yesterday, mid atlantic states picking up on some very severe weather, possibly of seeing winds. meanwhile on the backside of the system we were talking about blizzard conditions. back at home winds in the 20 mile-per-hour range around the foothills. here in the metro area aurora, watkins, centennial about 23 miles per hour and those winds are still howling as they have been all day long in southern wyoming

clark. let's check the weather and traffic. mr. paulson, always on top of things. >> as you can plainly see -- as you can plainly see, skies are clear. at least here. dave, alaska flight 1322. >> i thought it was our private jet. >> from seattle on time. over san josi? that's right? nobody says a word. 60 degrees with 9 miles an hour from the east and clear skies in daly city. that's a mild pattern for them. higher clouds starting to form a half-moon if you will up toward lake county, northern napa county. 60 in pacifica, half moon bay from 46 to 59 to 58, all over the place here. mid-40s for the peninsula. other temps are in the 40s, a lot more 40s than yesterday. if we get the offshore breeze, in place for most of san francisco, i think this system is getting close enough that the wind is going to turn westerly. mostly sunny, high clouds mainly to the north, a lighter breeze today and it's roaring above the caldecott at 30 miles an hour. i saw 20 to 30 in the oakland hills. sal, 7:32. >>> i love the plane shot. could we put that

mrs. adams after ms. clarke of new york. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. sessions: i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table the bill h.r. 30 -- >> i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table the bill h.r. 3033, the reed act. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill and senate amendment. the clerk: h.r. 3033, an act to require the president's budget to include a line item for the re-research of disabilities education program of the national science foundation and to require the national science foundation to conduct research on dyslexia. senate amendment. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the reading is dispensed with. is there objection to the original request of the gentleman from texas? without objection the senate amendment is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pr